Wind Rises, Clouds Soar: Far from Depression, Eliminate Anxiety

Author: Zhou Dongfeng
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is organized and compiled by the Chinese Health Education Association, with contributions from Professor Zhou Dongfeng, Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry of the Chinese Medical Association, Director Yu Xin of the Peking University Institute of Mental Health, and five other experts from the institute. The Peking University Institute of Mental Health is a leading research, teaching, and clinical institution in the field of mental health in China. In recent years, the authors of this book have been dispatched multiple times to disaster sites after major accidents in China to provide psychological intervention for victims and their families, earning them the title of "saviors for wounded souls." The chief author, Mr. Zhao Zhonglong, is skilled in co-authoring with scientists. He has co-authored "Unveiling the Black Box of the Brain" with Academician Chen Yizhang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, "Children's Health Express" with Academician Zhang Jinfu, and "Knowing Ourselves" with Academician Zhong Shizhen. He has received numerous honors, including the China Book Award, the "Five Ones" Project Award from the Central Propaganda Department, and the First Prize of the National Outstanding Science Popularization Works. This book uses simple language and relatable life examples to introduce knowledge about preventing depression and anxiety, increasing public awareness of these mental illnesses, and raising the public's understanding of preventing mental diseases. It also helps readers understand that depression and anxiety are treatable conditions. Spreading this knowledge is extremely important. This book is organized and compiled by the Chinese Health Education Association, with contributions from Professor Zhou Dongfeng, Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry of the Chinese Medical Association, Director Yu Xin of the Peking University Institute of Mental Health, and five other experts from the institute. The Peking University Institute of Mental Health is a leading research, teaching, and clinical institution in the field of mental health in China. In recent years, the authors of this book have been dispatched multiple times to disaster sites after major accidents in China to provide psychological intervention for victims and their families, earning them the title of "saviors for wounded souls." The chief author, Mr. Zhao Zhonglong, is skilled in co-authoring with scientists. He has co-authored "Unveiling the Black Box of the Brain" with Academician Chen Yizhang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, "Children's Health Express" with Academician Zhang Jinfu, and "Knowing Ourselves" with Academician Zhong Shizhen. He has received numerous honors, including the China Book Award, the "Five Ones" Project Award from the Central Propaganda Department, and the First Prize of the National Outstanding Science Popularization Works. This book uses simple language and relatable life examples to introduce knowledge about preventing depression and anxiety, increasing public awareness of these mental illnesses, and raising the public's understanding of preventing mental diseases. It also helps readers understand that depression and anxiety are treatable conditions. Spreading this knowledge is extremely important.